I think we can all agree that list or no list, this team's future is very, very bright.

MLSSoccer.com's "Armchair Analyst" Matt Doyle also thinks Rowe should have made the list:

Why he’s on my list: Same reason he’d be on everyone’s list if the votes were tallied now: he’s arguably been the league’s second-best attacking midfielder since the end of July. Once Jay Heaps moved Rowe central, he became a force.

On this week's State of the Revs, Abby Chin has her weekly chat with head coach Jay Heaps, plus a sit down with Revolution President Brian Bilello. Plus, Brad Feldman and Jeff Causey recap the Revs' controversial 3-2 loss to the Chicago Fire last Saturday.

"Since August 17, the second-year midfielder has scored five goals and added one assist, and has recorded at least one point in each game … the five-game point streak is tied for fourth longest in MLS this season … on the season, Rowe has seven goals and seven assists in 27 appearances."

Members of the Revolution and Patriots helped build a playground at Prospect Hill Terrace in Waltham, Mass. on Tuesday, Sept. 17. Over 200 volunteers worked with KaBOOM! and UnitedHealthcare to make the playground build possible. All in all It was a great afternoon for an even greater cause! Check out some photos below, and we'll have a video recap of the day's events on Wednesday.

Kelyn Rowe contiuned his hot streak on Saturday night, scoring another sensational goal from distance against the Chicago Fire. Also, as you may know, Kelyn took over the team's Instagram account from Friday through Sunday, giving us a behind-the-scenes look of the Revs' trip to Chicago. Check out his photos below, and be sure to follow us on Instagram!